Where can i read obut this formula

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In summary, the negative charge density in the intrinsic material, also known as ni, can be found in many books on semiconductor devices, such as "Semiconductor Fundamentals" by Pierret. This equation is a combination of equations 2.21, 2.13a, and 2.13b from that book. For a more in-depth understanding, one can refer to books on solid state or semiconductor physics, such as chapter 8 of Kittel's "Solid State Physics".
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i know that ni is the negative charge density in the intrinsic material
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but i don't know how to develop it?
 
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Many books on semiconductor devices will likely have some sort of discussion leading up to this equation. One nice example is is the little paperback book
"Semiconductor Fundamentals", by Pierret. This is Volume I of a series on solid state devices and it is quite readable. The equation is a combination of equations 2.21, 2.13a and 2.13b from that book.

Deeper treatments can be found in books on solid state / semiconductor physics. For example, chapter 8 of Kittel's "Solid State Physics" covers this.

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